紧急安全程序

活跃的射手

An active shooter is a person actively eng年龄d in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined 和 populated area, 通常是通过使用枪支. 在一般情况下, how you respond to an active shooter will be dictated by the specific circumstances of the encounter.

记住，可能不止一个枪手.

如何应对

1. 运行

• 心中有一条逃生路线并提前计划.
• If it is possible to flee the area 安全 和 avoid danger, do so.
• 把你的东西留下.
• 如果你能做到的话 安全,请联系 公共安全 at (314) 529-9500，或致电 911.
• 警察回应时，把手伸出来.

2. 隐藏 

• If escape is not possible, hide in an area out of the shooter’s view.
• Block entry to your hiding place with furniture 和 other heavy objects.
• 关掉所有的灯，关好并锁好所有的门窗.
• 关上所有的百叶窗和窗帘.
• 如果你能做到的话 安全,请联系 公共安全 at (314) 529-9500，或致电 911.
• 如果你能做到的话 安全，让所有人都站在地板上，远离火线.
• 把你的手机/移动设备调成静音.
• Remain there until an “all clear” instruction is given by 公共安全 or other authorized personnel or via MU Alert.

3. 战斗

• 战斗 back as a last resort 和 only when your life is in imminent danger.
• 试图使枪手丧失行动能力.
• 表现出身体上的攻击性，并向枪手投掷物品.

警察会做出怎样的反应呢

Police officers responding to an active shooter are trained to proceed immediately to the area where shots were last heard. 他们的目的是尽快停止射击.

The first responding officers will normally be in teams of four (4); they may be dressed in regular patrol uniforms or they may be wearing external bulletproof vests, 凯夫拉头盔和其他战术装备.

军官们可能装备有步枪, shotguns or h和guns 和 may use pepper spray or tear gas to control the situation.

不管警察的样子如何， 保持冷静. 听从警察给你的指示. 不要怕官长. 放下你随身携带的任何袋子或包裹 保持你的手随时可见; if you know where the shooter is, tell the police.

The first officers to arrive will not stop to aid injured people; rescue teams of other officers 和 emergency medical personnel will follow the first officers into secured areas to treat 和 remove the injured.

记住，即使你已经逃到一个更安全的地方, the entire area is still a crime scene; police usually will not let anyone leave until the situation is fully under control 和 all witnesses have been identified 和 questioned. Until you are released, remain at whatever assembly point authorities designate.

龙卷风

When a tornado warning has been issued, you may have very little time to prepare. If you sight a tornado near the university, call 公共安全 at (314) 529-9500 from campus phones.

立即寻找避风处

如果你在建筑物内:

• 到大楼的最底层去.
• Use interior hallways away from building’s exterior windows as a tornado shelter.
• 关闭所有有外窗的房间的门.
• 远离窗户.
• 用手臂保护头部和颈部，保持“俯卧”的姿势.

如果没有时间进去:

• 躺在沟渠或低洼地区，或蹲在坚固的建筑物附近.
• 注意潜在的洪水.
• 用手臂保护头部和颈部，保持“俯卧”的姿势.
• Use jacket, cap, backpack or any similar items to protect face 和 eyes.

火

If you see fire or smoke, immediately activate the nearest pull station.
(拉站一般位于楼梯井及出口附近).

报告所有火灾和/或烟雾情况 to 公共安全 at (314) 529-9500，或致电 911.

平静的状态:

• 火灾和/或烟雾的性质和位置
• 在大学的名称和职位

In the case of a small fire, you may extinguish it with the nearest fire extinguisher.

If you have any doubts as to whether or not you are able to contain the fire,
不尝试这样做吗.

记得:

• 使用正确类型的灭火器.
• 在你背后的出口灭火.
• 立即按照建筑物疏散计划进行疏散.

地震

当你感觉到地震时，躲到书桌或结实的桌子下面. 远离窗户、悬挂物或可能掉落的重物. 待在隐蔽的地方，直到震动停止.

不要使用电梯

If you find yourself in the following situations, here are some tips to keep you safe:

在户外 – Move to a clear area, away from trees, signs, buildings, electrical poles 和 overhead lines.

建筑物附近的人行道 – Duck into a doorway for protection from falling bricks, plaster 和 other debris.

开车 -把车停在路边. 避免电线和其他危险. 待在车里，直到震动结束.

拥挤的商店或其他公共场所 -不要急于出口. Move away from display shelves containing objects that could fall.

轮椅 -坚持下去. Move to cover, if possible, lock your wheels 和 protect your arms.

厨房 -远离冰箱、炉子和头顶柜.

礼堂 -待在座位上，用手臂保护头部. 不要试图离开，直到震动结束. 然后平静有序地离开. 避免冲向出口.

地震后

• Be prepared for aftershocks 和 plan where you will take cover when they occur.
• 评估人身伤害和/或任何建筑物损坏并打电话 公共安全 at (314) 529-9500 或打电话 911 安全.

正在发生的犯罪

不 get involved with trying to prevent the crime unless it is self defense.